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Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 now available(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by bartekmbartekm(485) 1 year, 2 months ago

Microsoft has now released Service Pack 1 for Visual Studio 2010 to MSDN subscribers, with the public release due on March 10th. Along with a number of fixes, service Pack also includes the Team Foundation Server Project Server Integration Feature Pack, and the Visual Studio 2010 Load Test Feature Pack. read more...

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What’s coming in the next version of ASP.NET Webforms?(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by brianmaddoxbrianmaddox(65) 1 year, 2 months ago

Microsoft are still significantly investing in ASP.NET Webforms, incorporating the best from the Webforms and MVC frameworks into the base ASP.NET classes, based on feedback received from customers, developers, and their internal teams. MVC and Webforms are both excellent frameworks – neither is ‘better’, but each are more suited to different scenario’s. The future release of ASP.NET is still in development, and will incorporate more features from MVC into Webforms than described here. However, the improvements detailed in this post should ease any worries you may have as to whether Webforms is suitable for your next ASP.NET project. read more...

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Scraping web sites that require you to login(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by bartekmbartekm(485) 1 year, 2 months ago

Advanced HTML scraping when the data you are after is in a secured section of the site you are trying to scrape. read more...

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Invalid postback or callback argument with EnableEventValidation="true(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by brianmaddoxbrianmaddox(65) 2 years, 5 months ago

ASP.NET 2.0 has a feature known as Event Validation, which ensures that the data being sent back to the server on postback is an expected value. Event Validation is designed to help prevent injection attacks from users who are trying to POST malicious data. If an incoming value is returned via POST that the runtime believes is false then you will get an exception. This article discussed some methods for finding the underlying cause of this problem. read more...

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Getting the identity of a row inserted into a database table with SCOP(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by sumatraksumatrak(30) 2 years, 5 months ago

n ASP.NET you often require the ID of a row that you have inserted into a SQL database, either to display the record, or to use the ID to modify data in linked tables. If you are using an SqlDataSource or ObjectDataSource then you can do this with the ReturnValue method. read more...

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A case study of bad API design: ASP.Net MVC Routing(ayende.com)

submitted by LordLord(3737) 3 years, 6 months ago

I am doing a spike in ASP.Net MVC now (and I'll talk about this at length at another time). I hit the wall when I wanted to do something that is trivially simple in MonoRail, limit a routing parameter to be a valid integer. read more...

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Using Active Directory to authenticate users to your ASP.NET Web Site(blog.evonet.com.au)

submitted by bartekmbartekm(485) 3 years, 6 months ago

ASP.NET membership provides the ability to authenticate users to your web application using forms based authentication against a database of users or directory services. This article explains the steps required to provide authentication against Active Directory, either for new sites with no authentication, or for existing sites using database authentication. read more...

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ASP.NET MVC: Simplified Localization via ViewEngines(blog.eworldui.net)

submitted by alleyalley(2840) 3 years, 7 months ago

Thanks to Brad, he identified a few areas that made things MUCH simpler from my prior implementation. Notably, while you still have your ViewEngine specify "here's your view's path" there's no longer a need for having a new helper, derived classes, etc. This implementation goes back to the simplified HtmlHelper extension in which you can use in any ViewEngine regardless. It also allows you to "replace" the implementation by just changing the namespace, just as you can do with Html and Ajax. read more...

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